#can you tell he is my favorite character

[randomrandomalright]

The reason I love the theory (Adam did not eat the apple) which is if you don’t know when Lucifer tempted them to eat the apple, only Eve ate it- Adam either did not do it or wasn’t there-

The reason I love this theory is because it gives a extra layer to Adam (who currently feels so one-sided) to me, him not eating the apple, gave him no moral code/compass, he doesn’t know right from wrong, he believes everything he does it right (ergo: I never a f*cking mistake in my life)- he believes what he doing is right, via what the seraphim tell him, manipulating him into doing the dirty work- the wrong thing, since he is only human who doesn’t know. Now does this excuse his actions? Not in the slightest! But does it give him a explanation to why he behave like this? In my eyes, yes! (Because he doesn’t know better!!!!)

[laurrelise]

still not done talking about the fact that aidan gallagher got cast to play one of the most plot-important characters in an adult superhero show among a cast of grown, professional actors at the age of 13, fresh off of a nickelodeon children’s show and managed to deliver one of the most layered, memorable performances and become the favorite of most people who watched it

[blackkatdraws2]

The narrator and the ugly ahh protagonist [Blank Scripts AU/non-canonical]

[fallen-goldfishcracker]

[mitskiluvr]

of course when you ask akechi to play darts he shows up alone and no one else comes and he picks the hardest difficulty of darts and he also hits perfect bullseyes each turn. is any of this surprising anymore. why am i shocked.

[hornyverymuch]

I love how you can see exactly when his hyperfixation started lmao

[moeblob]

Nines: ... you make a solid case, Sixty.

[razberrypuck]

something about kinger being in the circus "the longest" and him still openly caring about the other members and striving to be kind to them makes me emotional actually.

like yes the scene where he comforts ragatha but also the "pomni, take this" scenes. putting a bucket on ragatha's head after jax's licorice-hair comment -- said in front of a monster that eats candy people. winning rock-paper-scissors and being so excited to get to help zooble. remarking "oh, thank GOD you're okay," when zooble gets ejected from the gloink queen. he can be a great source of comfort in his moments of lucidity, but even when he's not quite there, he really does try his best to protect his friends -- even if his efforts come across as goofy or nonsensical.

I find it especially interesting that these moments are really the only times he actively involves himself in the adventures. yes he makes a few comments here and there, but when he isn't trying to help someone, he tends to just let things happen around him. he's largely absent in most of episode one (mostly because he seems to be freaking out about his own safety -- and granted, we don't know whether or not he was just having an especially bad day, but I think it's worth noting) and he doesn't get involved with the adventure at all until he's told to find zooble. he's also shown to be very observant of the people around him, like how he accurately predicted that kaufmo had completely lost it, when no one else picked up on the signs.

more than anything, though, I think kinger's conversation with ragatha shows some of his philosophy when it comes to the other players. "it's a lot for anybody to go through; don't take it too personally," is likely a learned sentiment -- and consciously or not, I think he doesn't have any bad blood with the other members (see: kinger being the only one (from what we've seen so far) that jax doesn't actively torment) because he understands why they act the way they do and doesn't hold it against them. everyone copes differently, and like I said before, he's very observant, especially when it comes to the emotions of others.

and idk. I just think it's nice the longest standing member of the circus didn't survive this long by learning not to care.

[dibbs-n-scribbs]

Some Columbo sketches from this past month

[potatobugz]

eek! scary!

[the-kreizler-institute]

Look I know I made a shit post about it but I'm not done talking LMFAO

I keep being fascinated by the phenomenon within (a large part of) the TNG fandom to describe and depict Lore as a dominant personality (I.E.: controlling, dominant, master-manipulator type, both socially and sexually), which I'd argue is entirely at odds with his actual behavior in the show. At no point, in any of the episodes he features in, does Lore display any kind of dominance-- he tries to, of course, but fails utterly at it every single time.

And this is important!! A big part of his entire personality is that he fails at establishing himself as the dominant personality in the room! Most obviously, in the episode Brothers, Dr. Soong waltzes all over him; he doesn't listen to Lore (or Data), doesn't let him finish his sentences, and in his actions completely sidelines him in favor of Data (likely without meaning to).

Even Data, in the other episodes Lore features in (Datalore and Decent), is a much more stable and dominant personality than Lore. In both of those episodes, Data is stable and calm (even when fed literal hatred), and his posture is relaxed and non-threatened, whereas Lore is jittery, cracking jokes and deflecting. Lore doesn't get the chance to establish himself as "in control" in any of those episodes until Dr. Soong physically leaves the room and Data is in some way incapacitated.

Lore's inability to be the dominant person in the room-- either at equal footing with others, or towering over them-- feeds directly into his sense of insecurity, self-loathing and even self-hatred, which subsequently fuel his envy towards Data and his resentment towards Dr. Soong.

It is an integral part of his personality to be the submissive personality in any setting-- social, sexual, or otherwise. (aside from being funny as hell to make shitposts about)

[wishchip106]

Charles Xavier, 1962 - 1993

[theoldspark]

My IDW au in a nutshell

IDW au where Optimus ends up in the Lost Light and gets his own life changing adventure.

IDW au post-canon where Optimus learns to see himself as more than a sacrifice for the freedom and peace of others.

IDW au where Optimus and Rodimus actually get to become close friends and bond over their similarities.

IDW au where people appreciate Optimus and aren't afraid to show they care about him as their friend.

IDW au where Optimus gets to retire and gets his happy ending without needing to die.

Additional to previous point, IDW au where Optimus suicidal tendencies get properly addressed and he starts to heal and learns to prioritize his needs.

IDW au where Megop gets an eventual happy ending (after a tedious slow-burn because four million years of pinning wasn't enough for them).

IDW au where the LL still gets to have silly adventures and nobody dies (except for the people who are already dead).

IDW au where characters get to reflect, learn and grow together because Op is not the only one fucked up in the group.

IDW au where I push every character to have deep conversations despite their stubbornness to avoid too serious emotions.

In short:

Just an AU where Optimus gets to be genuinely happy for once because I really need it and I can't take the tragedy that is canon anymore.

[tiredhermitgirl]

I will say…

I feel like Law is such an op character but because he is not the main character he kind of gets weakened by plot. Like most of the time when he is fighting against someone I am like “why doesn’t he just chop them into tiny pieces?” Or “why doesn’t he just grab their heart and squeeze it?” OR “switch people’s hearts with like a worm’s and stomp the shit out of said worm!”

He could have done that for Kaido, for Big mom, for Teach! And before y’all say “well Kaido’s skin is so hard” or something else, he literally can control ANYTHING that is in his room. He literally chopped a huge battle ship and flipped it upside down and was moving it like it was a game of Tetris!

And like I KNOW why they don’t because again it would make the fight WAY too short and he is not the main character but at the same time idk like show how versatile his power is! Like you show us what he can do in punk hazard and then kind of forgot that he could do those things!

Idk! This isn’t a critique but since I saw him and what he could do I always wonder why he couldn’t just chop them up to pieces and scatter their pieces in the ocean or something!

Anyway does anyone else feel like this? Is anyone still salty about him losing to Blackbeard?? Because I am lol!

[maydays-medbay]

My current cookie run kingdom session brain play-by-play:

Holy shit I just pulled Pitaya Dragon Cookie and I did not expect them to sound like that (but I love it because my brain loves the idea of them being femme presenting in cookie form)

Wow Hollyberry is a lot more fun than I expected and I love her interactions/relationships

Wildberry is awesome actually

HOLY SHIT IS THAT STORMBRINGER COOKIE-

Hollytaya is based, actually

This Pure vanilla healer cookie lore is delicious and I wait for every drop of it I can find

Ohhh so that’s why Dark Cacao and Dark Choco are so similar. I…should have realized that sooner

SHADOWMILKSHADOWMILKSHADOWMILKSHADOWMILK-

Oh…that’s a cookie that looks like a cat that’s made of catnip. Suddenly their design makes wayyyy more sense

Vermillion (aka Cherry Cotton cookie) would probably be from the Hollyberry kingdom now that I think about it. Either that or Vanilla…hm

(This is where my brain devolved into who Cherry cotton would be in universe and how it would impact his relationships…

which then led to a long brain-train of shipping and the inevitability of him finding his way to Pure Vanilla. And because I am who I am this devolved into me thinking of ideas for him in @cuppajj ‘s Beast Ancients AU. Much to think about, much to concept art)

[torawro]

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